New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
CHEERING FOR DIR. WGLYNN.
wopKINcMEN IN THE ACADEMY OF MOslC'
spprcu BY HENRY GEoRGE-REsoLc1loN9o vi
SYMPATHY WITH THE PRIEST

,,ht for a great many persons who wanted 10 ge. III ~
hear the speeches of sympathy ana OF oen"n''
rrotest against ecclesiastical interference III P
md 10 express the sympathy of American citizens OF al
creeds with the DIR. McGlynn lhese Wcio ~
-ro,as usad I'm the advertisement calling the mee'ine
xh,ch was held under the auspices OF the oeh'ra LAW.
Union The announcement that inc uoo's "o'' " T.,
a, o'clock made 1t believed tnat there woun DC ahoo
crsh like the one at the Madison Square Garoeh ioo
inc hut the ten cents admission which was charseu
TIA body Of the house and the uoiiai =" W.
,,a+,orn, taken with the fact that 'the "si'"-
.,on about the McGlynn episode is no pnser
\ new subject prevented anything iiAo un'' o,,a r,
.rowdnr outside though inside the mousse was 'iou "o
platform WAS only half filed, on account Vi 'no
charge. ,, a. puor
he, the sogoarth Arooa" and stating that The Catholic
herald would "receive subscriptions to the MoG4yhh
National Fund" were circulated Outside of the hall boys
pled busy and paying trade in selling photographs Vi
the " Sooqoyth AroOn" at dime each.
Robert Grove OF the Tailors Division Of the Central
Labor Union who presided delivered a carefully pre-
pared speech full of nvectve and bitter sarcasm
Archbishop Corrigan twhom he persisted In Gaining
Carrgan ~" against Father Donnelly, and. OF course
AGAINST the Italian Cardinal simeoni" He lost his
voce several times but catching up again quickly TOOK
tendery under his protection no less person that
maggie Cregan," the former servant Oh CT
atenhens parsonage If there be any more SAINTS nc
aid To be put down, would respectfully recommend
for
be not room I would beg to state that 'he
names OF nine-tenths OF the saints ALREADY
there should be removed to give her place. Ihere was
immense laughter and applause at TINS
ri Cahan Editor Of The Catholic Herald. had the
share of merrment his credit when he asserted
that neither Jacobni, simeon nor MacaroH VIII 10
allowed to dictate Catholics their course In pohucs
Tbese are the names of those who were on the
,atorn. w F. Farrell Everett Glackin, George Block
Frank A. Ferral, Nicholas Mulvey Henry EmeIlck VIII
lam E. Hotchkiss, Z. G. Egan, Major T. j. oshaugn-
messy. David B. Heay, James OBren'
w,,uaro Archibald and s. L. Schevtch
Though the meeting was not meant to be exclusively
Catholic il was plain that the great majority OF the audi
ence belonged that faith and were rsh Ca'hohcs at
that Judging by the enthusiasm and the almost cohn
uous cheering which prevailed
John j. Bean called the meeting to order ana in'ro-
duced Robert Crowe of the Talors Union as the chair
man. After Grove speech, Secretary George H. McNey
read the following resolutions. which were put TO
the house and carried amid united applause:
whsreas Catholic archbsop has seen fit 70 use tor Petit
cal his ecclesiastical authority by iTreag ngfv
While them fun liberty to aid the old corrupt pot
cal WSfas the same has At issue pas
,STs a%se aSa pnes st has Seer deposs
the doene that all men haze ea be- gnpSd for his advo
eScy oi that truth therefore be q, Sow.yo,t
caei together by Central Labor TniSn that while ie y
SSSp sSsSspifns 10 a1s,e ilS s vCcs
we resent any aemP e "a any aS TeliHsn into politics and to
eceroe IN the exercise Of their rights OF citizen
Of Church and and ever has beeu one OF The chief
RscIssd That the American Catholic priest should enjoy
the nhn in ss w M therefore protest against the suspension
ard deposition OF Dr. McGlynn s an n,eTsrenTe o ,
his summons to Rome to account Tor M s
precedent that American citizen can be Questioned In
fssq o$ sSraII That spessSs oay Prot
decla hat
The % ns S to o sr
rights IS the devotion MSGlynSS 10
nSrcs and that nothing could be better
pei TO the belle, as s se IN s %
than this attempt to crush the priest
Resotss% @ That Dr. Edward Mcan9 the vistpcns and y,
Is night The ADVOCATE justice who
ear SIavSH Sympathy ssGHS o and that pcse
him has stood by rs S and ab ~" Oy all e '
ssolSsd call he United Labor party and all as, as
rniieS protesting ass.s1 1 s ss so5
our sS a.aiy support 5TislGS & Dr. "s1 Gocynn ~ "
The next speaker was J. Gahan of The Catholic Her
ald He said:
Irish with not drop Of Protestant blood
Se u ny SIm NEWT NTH neeS dSSe submission he tells
man or that will him with all the power that is
Henry eorse next arose to deliver address and met
with OF those enthusiastic greetings 70 r %cm d me sre IS
minutes would continued but the Labor leader
broke in as follows:
Let mistake The temper Of this meeting In all
xrcas the has gone pp ~, is
sEs9ss esEsepng fSsre is ndsRins Il the temper
that against Ss5 religion S any OF a the o p lH
enough for the regeneton Of the world Is the re0a,
Icond any SCOTS at religion. Renewed applause Andi
%6s. % we are ksre pg na ,G pS!e Of sS %
III. gross interference o arbitrary power with + ,he
attempt against social reform the best and The
u to Ho i @ ~
an S1' a41hSssoD s 10. sisnder
xhs, the %Spoposs press has has oesn ng BE-
Sy z :sa S:
as j4s ss ssd Hs'9 nsS5ps h
the Esana were we're hsans~s ,s1d%1
the stood firm and whose examples as
people s s wS Soss arc hsSi s
Tx EnS~ DO NOT Sn fRsS the highest @
Il r S1e Ra Ss Doctrine Which Dr.
stood this community is doctrine that any ca1noG & sa
Ireland Ave lie told Ans me
eviction and INDICATED to me
:isos ana s Sast % %se
She went To- one Of the big English cities money
for her ss the sPs psor %s o sss $ s anS SH me m
late with whom was conyesing when administering the
Fshs ns sgSadod andof1 w% one Ss wnH
me out OF my home and killed in disgrace my
only child"
DO suppose that that prelae ever forgot the giant
which wrought inhuman disasterf About year
after the ladies' League In Dublin were circula
throug the country, written by the
prelato: Now, therefore, the land OF every
country is the common property OF the people OF that
applause because its real owner the VINO
made 1t hath given it voluntarily unto them ana tnat pre-
lafe's Nuy. Bishop OF Meath Immense
applause again renewed and a voice: Ihree
cheers Bishop Nut great cheering These are DOC
trines McGynn been struck down for Dtatng
Three years ago told Cardinal Manning IN London tst
there hostility TO religion In this crusade on the
contrary the motives support OF were religious motives
A. A. we ask is fair play All oercss we ask IL, 'nrs ihe
name Of gion Loud cheerngl And Cardinal Manning
sad TO reply: mo living has right TO say IN t
name Of the Catholic Church that tese doctrines are
70 teachings" Tremendous cheering again ana AGAIN re-
ewe France would not be today nnde were II not iEr ne
at that the higher clergy tried TO put down The revolution
- the name Of religion Applause and cries OF ihat
rue And to-day strong attempt OF IKE charaTier u
beinE the persecutOn Iatner